It's that time of the year again... (thieves)

[kwando]

Be aware, my buddy just caught someone breaking in his shed in Parker. He has some land and has a big shed where he parks his vehicles.

Luckily he didn't take anyones life, but they did get away.

It's that time of the year where people are getting desperate for money/gifts/goods/etc

[Bitter Clinger]

Yep. I got a notice from Aurora PD that home burglaries are on the rise in my area.

[roberth]

Aurora PD sent you a notice!?!? Wow.

[TS12000]

It sucks these scumbags come out during the holidays like cockroaches. What goes around comes around I guess.

[hurley842002]

Last night around 1830, my dog went to the door leading out to the back yard, and was going crazy, growling and barking and what not (which she NEVER does unless something is wrong), at first I didn't think too much of it, because we have roomates, so I figured maybe one of them has a guest or something, and they are bringing their dog in from outside. Well after not hearing anybody upstairs, and realizing the room mates hadn't even got home yet, I went out back with the flashlight and dog, but didn't see anything. Fortunately with me working day shift, and my room mate working swing shift, there are only a couple hours out of the day, that someone is not home, and between my dog a GSD, and my room mates an Argentine dogo out back during the day, there shouldn't be a whole lot of opportunity for intruders, however I still remain diligent.

[BadShot]

Yeah Arapaho Country Sherifs as an alerts thing you can sign up for and there have been 19 day time robberies within 5 miles of my place. I really hope that some dumb ass doesn't try that shit in my neighborhood. 4 cops within 5 houses and several of us "enthusiast" in the AO as well. Will not end well for someone trying to break in around here.

Then again the alert gave me a great excuse to lecture the Teenagers about not jacking around and leaving shit unlocked in the house like their forgetful selves often do. Threatened them with grounding the next time I find an unlocked door or window after they've been home

[hollohas]

Christmas shopping for lowlifes. When I was a kid, my sister's and my bike that were chained together in the carport got stolen on Christmas Eve.

Can you imagine giving your kids stolen goods for Christmas?? Why don't these people swallow their pride, go down to the local fire station and ask to be included in their toy drive because they can't afford to get their kids presents this year.

[BigBear]

Why don't these people swallow their pride, go down to the local fire station and ask to be included in their toy drive because they can't afford to get their kids presents this year.

Because that requires work and lowlifes don't want to work... Though I honestly believe it takes more stamina/whatever to steal chained bikes than it would to stock a shelf or something else...

The problem is, people want something and aren't willing to wait. Patience is a lost trait along with the degradation of morals and ethics in society. I.E. I've been saving up for over a decade for two specific items, and everytime I get close to enough to have the money, something happens and the finances must be diverted.... However, just because I want it NOW doesn't mean I'm going to go steal it... Patience, morals.

[Mazin]

Yea f***ing ass-hats broke into my truck and van tuesday, didn't even get the stero's out but took the faces to be spiteful. I swear I catch someone doing that ill brake out the game shears and start popping digits.

[AR_ART]

I'll bet they'll find the culprits are are "kids". Teens looking for stuff they can easily sell off.

I'm glad my neighbor is home during the day and is very vigilant... Not to mention my 150 lb dog!